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The camel can__________the water miles away in the desert.?

A.feel　　　 B.smell　　　　　 C.sense　　　　　 D.find?

句意为“骆驼可以感觉到数英里之外的水源”。对水源的感觉,是通过各种感觉器官的综合作用来察觉不易看到的事物,还指一种能力。feel是通过感觉器官知觉,比如皮肤觉得冷或热等。smell 是闻出来,闻的是事物的味道,意义太狭窄,而且骆驼也不仅是靠鼻子闻就能知道的。find与后面的状语miles away不符合,它仅指一时的行为结果。?

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“ _47_ .” the man said. But this time he felt a bit 48 , as camel had such a long neck.

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3. A．laid B．lay C．lied D．went

4. A．seldom B．not C．almost D．hardly

5. A．touch B．beat C．kick D．bite

6. A．place B．tent C．room D．blanket

7. A．hard-hearted B．kind-hearted C．absent-mined D．careless

8. A．please B．willing C．are like D．want

9. A．light B．head C．arm D．side

10. A．after B．before C．since D．then

11. A．whether B．as C．that D．if

12. A．Yes, of course B．No, not at all

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13. A．crowded B．comfortable C．warmer D．narrower

14. A．than B．then C．when D．after

15. A．went B．walked C．climbed D．moved

16. A．the tent. B．himself C．room D．ground

17. A．very B．much C．a bit D．a little

18. A．question B．the question C．quite possible D．possibility

19. A．Except B．Besides C．After all D．But

20. A．fair B．wrong C．satisfied D．right

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B．Proper Diet for Healthy Animals

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